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Today’s free book is John Brown’s Analytical Exposition of Romans. This commentary was described by C.H. Spurgeon as “among the first of the first class” (Commenting on Commentaries, p.170). This public domain title was digitised from a copy of the book, originally owned by Charles Spurgeon himself, which is held in Spurgeon’s College library. John…
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Today’s free book is G.R. Beasley-Murray’s Preaching the Gospel From the Gospels. This in-copyright work is reproduced by permission of the copyright holder, the Rev Dr. Paul Beasley-Murray. The author of standard scholarly studies of baptism and eschatology in the NT here offers a comprehensive elucidation of themes for preaching from the Gospels. Beasley-Murray first…
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The usual tendency of reading the New Testament writings by making use of the ‘there and then’ perspectives tends to disregard the ‘here and now’ realities. The contemporaneity of the New Testament writings with special emphasis on the Gospel of John is considered in the current work through fourteen different articles. The words ‘contemporary’ and…
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Today’s free book is G.R. Beasley-Murray’s Jesus and the Future – “An Examination of the Criticism of The Eschatological Discourse, Mark 13 w#h Special Reference to the Little Apocalypse Theory”. This in-copyright book has been digitised and hosted by kind permission of the Rev. Dr. Paul Beasley-Murray. G.R. Beasley-Murray, Jesus and the Future. An Examination…
